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Google::Adwords::Data is base class for the Data modules.

This module is not supposed to be used directly. Use the child data modules.

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Installation:

To compile use qmake then make

Example:

bash: qmake mio.pro
bash: make
bash: ./mio

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Assign it a global shorcut.

Google::Adwords::Image is a Google Adwords Image object.

SYNOPSIS

use Google::Adwords::CreativeService;
use Google::Adwords::Creative;
use Google::Adwords::Image;

use File::Slurp;

# create the CreativeService object
my $creative_service = Google::Adwords::CreativeService->new();

# need to login to the Adwords service
$creative_service->email($email_address)
->password($password)
->developerToken($developer_token)
->applicationToken($app_token);

# if you have a MCC
$creative_service->clientEmail($client_email);

# Lets add an image creative
my $data_blurb = read_file(image.gif);

my $image = Google::Adwords::Image->new
->name(Image #1)
->data($data_blurb)
->type(image);

my $creative_image = Google::Adwords::Creative->new
->adGroupId($adgroupid)
->destinationUrl(http://www.example.com)
->displayUrl(http://www.example.com)
->image( $image );

my $addcreative = $creative_service->addCreative($creative_image);
print "Added Creative ID: " . $addcreative->id . "n";
print "Image Height: " . $addcreative->image->height . "n";

This object should be used with the CreativeService API calls

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Google::Adwords::Service is base class for the Service modules.

This module is not supposed to be used directly. Use the child Service modules.

METHODS

These accessors are available across all the child Service modules

new()

Creates a new Google::Adwords::Service object

Usage

my $service = Google::Adwords::CampaignService->new();

Parameters

NONE

Returns

A Google::Adwords::Service object

email()

Set/Get your Google Adwords account name (your email address). This value should be set before calling any other API methods

password()

Set/Get your Google Adwords account password. This value should be set before calling any other API methods

token()

Set/Get your Google Adwords developer token. This value should be set before calling any other API methods

clientEmail()

Use this if you have a MCC (My Client Center) account. Set/Get the actual client email which will be used for the API calls.

useragent()

Set this to an arbitrary string that identifies the customer sending the request. Default value is "Google::Adwords $VERSION"

use_sandbox()

If you do $obj->use_sandbox(1), then this module will use the sandbox for all API calls.

timeout()

Set the SOAP timeout value in seconds. Default value is 20.

debug()

Use $obj->debug(1) if you want to see the request/response XML

The following accessors are available after an API call is done. These give information about the response.

requestId()

Get the unique ID that identifies this request.

operations()

number of operations in the request

units()

number of quota units the request used

responseTime()

elapsed time between the web service receiving the request and sending the response